Junior Full-Stack Developer

We’re hiring a Junior Full-Stack Developer to join our client’s team in Gibraltar.

What you’ll do:

• Research, design, and write new software programs.
• Enhance existing programs by analysing and identifying areas for improvement.
• Produce detailed technical specifications.
• Work closely with analysts, designers, and testers.
• Use test-driven development, acceptance, and regression tests to ensure feature quality in controlled, real situations before going live.
• Host training sessions and prepare training manuals for end users.
• Maintain the systems once up and running through monitoring, performance optimisation and correcting software bugs etc.
• Continuously update technical knowledge and skills through self-learning, investigating new technologies, and accessing new applications.

What you’ll need:

• Previous experience developing back/mid office business systems, and consumer facing web-based
  applications, although training will be provided.
• Previous experience working with Content Management Systems (preferable).
• Awareness of modern software architecture and design patterns.
• Proven software development experience using either MEAN stack or Microsoft .NET
  Frameworks/Core.
• Comfortable with web-based technologies including HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Typescript,
  AJAX.
• Understanding of responsive design frameworks.
• Excellent relational database skills preferably with Azure SQL or Microsoft SQL Server.
• Solid Cloud experience, preferably in Microsoft Azure and Office 365 environments.
• Exposure to GIT version control and JIRA project tracking software.
• Understanding of common web security threats and vulnerabilities, and how to reduce their
  risks.
• Knowledge of Information Security best practices.
• Strong communication skills.
• A meticulous and organised approach to work with an eye for detail and identifying
  problems.
• Logical, analytical, and creative approach to meeting user and system requirements.
• Ability to work in a team and alone to manage own workload.
• BS/MS degree in Computer Science, Engineering, or a related subject (preferable).

What you’ll get:

• 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday.
• Salary commensurate with experience.
• 20 days annual leave and Gibraltar bank holidays.
• Pension.